This leads to word counts 'smoothing', i.e. inexact words are considered similar, and also to 'blurring', since inexact words might not be related.
In case of an inexact word match, the labels of both neighbouring reference words are used to label the query word.
Finally, we use the Ultrafast Protein Classification tool ([ 26], version 1.1.1) which implements a direct classification of the reads to KOs based on inexact word matches and machine learning.
"Shakedown" is too inexact a word for this political babbittry.
The aim of this study is to apply the idea of inexact matches to word matches of varying lengths.
Historians may bridle at such an inexact use of the word but it's too late, says Mark Forsyth, author of The Etymologicon: A Circular Stroll through the Hidden Connections of the English Language.
The second strategy is to infer the meaning of the unknown word from the surrounding text, which is an inexact and error-prone approach.
Transposing words or names from one language or alphabet into another is evidently an inexact science.In Indonesia, where single names are common, what appears to be just part of a name may in fact be the whole name.
Still, as a pragmatist, Breyer must know that words like "recognize" and "respect" can be as elusive in their meaning and as inexact in their application as, say, "due process," "equal protection" or any other such phrase in the Constitution.
